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Sts. Nabor and Felix Sts. Nabor and Felix
Sts. Nabor and Felix- Martyrs in the Diocletian persecution (303). ...
Sts. Nazarius and Celsus Sts. Nazarius and Celsus
Sts. Nazarius and Celsus- St. Ambrose discovered the bodies of these martyrs. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- SS. Nereus and Achilleus, Domitilla and Pancratius, Roman martyrs who shared a feast day on 12 May. Nereus and Achilleus are martyrs of the first or early second century, and were buried in the Cat ...
St. Nereus, St. Achilleus and St. Pancras St. Nereus, St. Achilleus and St. Pancras
St. Nereus, St. Achilleus and St. Pancras- The stories of these saints. Suitable for children. ...
St. Nazarius St. Nazarius
St. Nazarius- Fourteenth abbot of Lérins. ...
St. Nicephorus St. Nicephorus
St. Nicephorus- Long article on the stormy career of the Patriarch of Constantinople, who died in 829. From the Catholic Encyclopedia. ...
St. Nicetius St. Nicetius
St. Nicetius- Sixth-century bishop of Trier. ...
St. Oda the Severe St. Oda the Severe
St. Oda the Severe- Brief biography. Edited from G.M. Bevan's "Portraits of the Archbishops of Canterbury." ...
Pope St. Nicholas I Pope St. Nicholas I
Pope St. Nicholas I- Biography of this pope, d. 867, who upheld the authority of the papacy and the inviolability of marriage. In the Catholic Encyclopedia. ...
Domestic-Church.com: Saint Nicholas Domestic-Church.com: Saint Nicholas
Domestic-Church.com: Saint Nicholas- Three accounts of the story of St. Nicholas: for infants through children age 8, children 8-14, and age 14 through adults. By Catherine Fournier. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Nicholas of Myra Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Nicholas of Myra
Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Nicholas of Myra- Fourth-century bishop in Asia Minor. Also called St. Nicholas of Bari because his relics were translated there in the eleventh century. ...
Lives of the Saints: St. Nicholas Lives of the Saints: St. Nicholas
Lives of the Saints: St. Nicholas- Confessor, Archbishop of Myra. From Fr. Alban Butler's Lives of the Saints. ...
Symeon Metaphrastes Symeon Metaphrastes
Symeon Metaphrastes- Excerpts from "The Life of Nicholas" by Symeon Metaphrastes. ...
Lives of Saints: St. Nicholas of Myra Lives of Saints: St. Nicholas of Myra
Lives of Saints: St. Nicholas of Myra- Bishop, Confessor. From the book "Lives of Saints", published by John J. Crawley. ...
Catholic Online: St. Nicholas Catholic Online: St. Nicholas
Catholic Online: St. Nicholas- Fairly long article about the bishop of Myra. ...
The Saint Nicholas Center The Saint Nicholas Center
The Saint Nicholas Center- Discover the truth of Santa Claus begins with Nicholas. ...
Nicholas, St Nicholas, St
Nicholas, St- Article on the legend and cultus of this popular saint, from the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica. Some scanner errors. ...
Orthodox America: St. Nicholas Orthodox America: St. Nicholas
Orthodox America: St. Nicholas- A detailed history of the saint, the meaning of the name Santa Claus, and the origin of the Christmas stocking. ...
The Life of Saint Nicholas the Bishop The Life of Saint Nicholas the Bishop
The Life of Saint Nicholas the Bishop- From "The Golden Legend," by Jacobus de Voragine. William Caxton translation, slightly modernized. ...
The Translation of Saint Nicholas The Translation of Saint Nicholas
The Translation of Saint Nicholas- An anonymous Greek account of the removal of the saint's body from Myra to Bari. Translated from a thirteenth-century manuscript. ...
CatholicSaints.Info: Nicholas of Myra CatholicSaints.Info: Nicholas of Myra
CatholicSaints.Info: Nicholas of Myra- Illustrated profile. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- St. Nicomedes, Roman martyr of an unknown era, venerated since at least the fifth century, feast day 15 September. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- Nilus the Younger, Calabrian monk, hermit, founder, d. 1005. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- St. Nilus the Elder, of Sinai, became a monk along with his son on Mount Sinai. Fifth century. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Ninian Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Ninian
Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Ninian- Also known as Ninias, Ninus, Dinan, Ringan, or Ringen. Bishop and confessor, died about 432. British by birth, St. Ninian evangelized the southern Picts in Scotland. ...
Catholic Online: St. Ninian Catholic Online: St. Ninian
Catholic Online: St. Ninian- Biographical sketch relates part of what St. Aelred says of Ninian, but not the much earlier information from the Venerable Bede. ...
Firth's Celtic Scotland: St Ninian Firth's Celtic Scotland: St Ninian
Firth's Celtic Scotland: St Ninian- Biography of the first Apostle of the Picts with details of the extent of his ministry and legacy. ...
St. Non St. Non
St. Non- Biography of this late 5th-century nun at Ty Gwyn (Dyfed), Altarnon (Cornwall) and Dirinon (Finistère), and mother of St. David. ...
St. Novatus St. Novatus
St. Novatus- Son of St. Pudens and brother of SS. Praxedes and Pudentia. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- St. Odilia, patroness of Alsace, d. 720, founded the convent of Hohenburg. ...
St. Odilia St. Odilia
St. Odilia- Brief biographical sketch. ...
CatholicSaints.Info: Odilia CatholicSaints.Info: Odilia
CatholicSaints.Info: Odilia- Profile of St. Odilia, also known as St. Ottilia, Othilia, or Adilia. Patron saint of Alsace and of the blind. Illustrated. ...
The Saints: A Concise Biographical Dictionary The Saints: A Concise Biographical Dictionary
The Saints: A Concise Biographical Dictionary- Says that St. Odilo's subjection of other monasteries to Cluny constituted the first religious order, properly speaking. ...
St. Optatus St. Optatus
St. Optatus- Fairly long essay on the life and writings of this bishop, who argued against the Donatists. He died in about 387. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- St. Odilo became abbot of Cluny shortly before Abbot Mayeul's death in 994. The Cluniac reform flourished during his tenure in office, and St. Odilo was instrumental in bringing about the "Peace of ...
St. Odilo St. Odilo
St. Odilo- Short biography of the fifth abbot of Cluny. ...
CatholicSaints.Info CatholicSaints.Info
CatholicSaints.Info- Profile of St. Odilo, the "Archangel of Monks". ...
St. Odo of Cluny St. Odo of Cluny
St. Odo of Cluny- Short biographical portrait of the "restorer of monasteries." By Clifford Stevens. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Odo Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Odo
Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Odo- Second abbot of Cluny, died 942. Biographical article. ...
Catholic Online: St. Odo Catholic Online: St. Odo
Catholic Online: St. Odo- Brief biography. ...
St. Odo St. Odo
St. Odo- Also called Oda. Benedictine monk, Archbishop of Canterbury, died in 959. Biographical entry in the Catholic Encyclopedia. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- St. Olaf Haraldson, martyr and King of Norway, d. 1030. ...
Catholic Online Catholic Online
Catholic Online- Biographical sketch of St. Olaf, patron saint of Norway. His feast day is 29 July. ...
Snorri Sturlason: Heimskringla Snorri Sturlason: Heimskringla
Snorri Sturlason: Heimskringla- The Saga of Olaf Haraldson. In eight parts, by an important chronicler of the Viking Age. ...
CatholicSaints.Info CatholicSaints.Info
CatholicSaints.Info- Profile of St. Olaf II, also known as St. Olaf Haraldson, Olaf Haraldsson, Olav II, Olav the Thick, or Olaf the Fat. ...
Lives of the Saints Lives of the Saints
Lives of the Saints- St. Olympias, Widow. From Fr. Alban Butler's Lives of the Saints. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- St. Olympias, widow, deaconess, renowned for her almsgiving, and a staunch supporter of St. John Chrysostom. She died in 408. ...
Life of Saint Olympias the Deaconess Life of Saint Olympias the Deaconess
Life of Saint Olympias the Deaconess- From "The Prologue from Ohrid," by St. Nikolai Velimirovitch. ...
St. Olympias St. Olympias
St. Olympias- Biographical sketch. ...
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Encyclopedia
Catholic Encyclopedia- St. Omer, Swiss-born bishop of Terouenne in Belgic Gaul, founder of a monastery. He died in about 670. ...

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